PermitHunter.io

New building permits from 16 U.S. cities, and how fresh each one is.

PermitHunter.io pulls permits straight from city and county open-data portals into one place. When a city stops publishing, we say so.

Latest permit on file, by source

Snapshot from November 3, 2026.

City or countyLatest permitStatus

One format for every city

The same fields everywhere

Permit number, type, description, value, address and contractor, laid out the same way whether the permit came from Seattle or Miami-Dade.

Categories you can filter by

Permits are sorted into new construction, renovation and other, so you can go straight to the kind of work you sell.

A weekly digest

New permits for the cities and categories you choose, in your inbox once a week.

Open data has gaps. We don't hide them.

Some cities update every day. Some publish once a month. A few have stopped. Every source carries its own status, so you always know how much to trust what you're looking at.

What the weekly digest looks like

A short summary for each city you follow: how many permits were issued, how many are new construction, and when we last heard from the city.

Your week in permitsExample
  • Austin, new construction142 permits
  • Seattle, renovation96 permits
  • Chicago, all types318 permits
Illustrative numbers. They show the layout, not real counts.